Evolution since Darwin: The First 150 Years comprises 22 chapters and eight shorter commentaries that emerged from a symposium held in November 2009 at Stony Brook University, USA. Thirty-nine authors from 22 universities and two museums in five countries write on areas of evolutionary biology and related topics on which their research focuses. Their essays cover the history of evolutionary biology, populations, genes and genomes, evolution of form, adaptation and speciation, diversification and phylogeny, paleobiology, human cultural and biological evolution, and applied evolution. The volume summarizes progress in major areas of research in evolutionary biology since Darwin, reviewing the current state of knowledge and active research in those areas, and looking toward the future of the broader field.
This book combines the work of thirty-nine authors from twenty-two universities and two museums in five countries. It summarizes the progress in the major areas of research in evolutionary biology since Darwin, reviewing the current state of knowledge and active research, and looking toward the future of the field.
Summarizes the progress of research in evolutionary biology since Darwin
The editors have among them more than 150 years of experience in evolutionary biology
The volume emerged from a major symposium held in November 2009 at Stony Brook University, USA
Walter Eanes
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